The Flowers After The Showers: PA Table Game Revenue Trends Upward In May
On the heels of a disappointing April, table games at PA casinos bounced back in May. Which casinos were the biggest winners and losers?
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Five Months Into the Year, PA Slot Revenue Nearly Reaches $1 Billion
Revenue at Pennsylvania casinos showed a slight, but welcome increase in May, with operators taking in $203,993,259 total. The figure→
The Pennsylvania Online Lottery Is Live: Here’s What You Need To Know
The Pennsylvania online lottery is officially a go, launching with 11 instant win games. Learn more about the iLottery, including details on registering, cashiering and responsible gaming.
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PA Table Game Revenue Takes A Dip In April, As Overall Earnings Fall Short of Massive March Haul
PA casinos banked $74,667,615 in table game revenue last month, a 6.19% decrease from the same time period last year. With slots included, the state’s gambling venues took in $280,846,143 total, for a 1.56% Y/Y decrease.
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Churchill Downs to Offer Online Gambling and Sports Betting In PA
Churchill Downs Inc. (CDI) confirmed today that it would enter the US online casino and sports wagering market, using the SBTech software platform as its backbone.
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Despite A Slow Start, The Future Looks Bright For Keno Games In Pennsylvania
The proliferation of Keno in Pennsylvania may have initially confused some players, but now that they’re adjusting to the format, signs point to it taking the state by storm.
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Will Churchill Downs Have A Relevant Online Gaming Presence In Pennsylvania?
Churchill Downs, which hosts the Kentucky Derby and operates TwinSpires.com, has recently expanded it’s casino portfolio into Pennsylvania. Will they be major players when online gambling launches?
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Will Casinos In New Jersey and Pennsylvania Feel The Heat When Hard Rock and Ocean Resort Arrive?
The Atlantic City casino market is about to experience a major shakeup, thanks to the launch of Hard Rock Casino and Ocean Resort Casino in June. Do existing casinos in NJ and PA have anything to worry about?
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With April Gains, Outlook For PA Slots Starts To Looks Less Bleak
The PA Gaming Control Board slot machine revenue figures for April show a total take of $206,178,528, around $15 million less than March. But while it may seem like a big drop in comparison, the nine-figure chunk represents a .23% year-over-year gain.
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The Door Swings Open For PA Land-Based Casinos To Apply For Online Gambling Licenses
Land-based casinos in Pennsylvania can now officially submit their online gambling license applications, but will they do so immediately or hold out?
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